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Since the 1st of January 1997 new fees are charged on the registration and administration of at-Domains, through which desired Domain-Names have drastically become more expensive. We want to offer you a reasonable possibility with the home.@ project, not only for your company but also for your own personal Domain-Name at an attractive price. The Domain-Name is an essential part of your internet address so it should be brief and easy to remember. For this purpose, we are introducing the home.@ project.
Assuming your company's name is Y. You will receive from us a Domain-Name y.home.at or www.y.home.at, which can be used as your address in the World Wide Web.

What advantages does your own Domain-Name offer?

How can you use your own Domain-Name?
You need neither your own IP-Address nor your own Web-server or your virtual Server. Through re-direction to your Domain-Name your current Home Page can be accessed. It gives you a free choice regardless of your Home Page Provider or under which name your Home Page can be accessed at present.

In concrete terms how does the home@ project work?
As already mentioned, let us presume you and your company Y have already a Home Page with any Provider you like at this hypothetical address: http://www.sowieso.co.at/path/~y.
You want an address that is brief, easy to remember, personable and prestigious.
With your own Domain-Name, like: www.y.home.at and our Re-direction Service,
your name in the World Wide Web is now simply: http://www.y.home.at.

How much does it cost?
| Domain | Domain Owner | Setup | Monthly |
| home.at | home.@ Project | € 29,00 | € 3,00 |
These prices include the world wide registration of your Domain-Name, the name service (DNS) and the automatic re-direction to your current Home Page.

A customer directory, in which your Web Address can be included as desired, is in the offing.
If you have questions or wishes for further information, simply send an e-mail to at.home@home.at.Thank you, Norbert
